Police Recruit for National Defense Roles Across Nation
Civil Service Secretary announces a nationwide radio appeal to recruit skilled workers for national defense. Syracuse Police Chief Rapp agrees to inform patrolmen and others of open positions, including aeronautical engineers mechanics and shipyard inspectors, with emphasis on trained civilian workers returning to prior skilled jobs.
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Former Aircraft Inspectors Urged to Apply for Defense Jobs
Officials call for workers including inspectors, barrel straighteners, loftsmen, machinists, metallurgists and precision test makers to apply at once for national defense roles. No written exams required. qualified individuals must present papers at the Federal Building. Washington trips discouraged as 196 programs are handled locally.
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Large Nickel Steel Girders To Elevate D L and W Bridges
City and steel experts study swinging giant girders for the D L and W railroad bridges. Onondaga Street girders will be 130 feet long, 23 feet high, 120 tons. South Salina Street girders 110 feet long, 12 feet high, 100 tons. Temporary trestles may be needed. two cranes could be used for the larger girders if necessary. Construction aims for start of stem erection Sept 1 with work possibly through December. First item set for West Fayette Street near South West Street.
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South Salina
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American Bridge Company
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South West Street
Onondaga Creek
West Adams Street
Frarnor Avenue
Old Watertown Armory Nerve Center of Test in Coordinated Air Defense
In Watertown and surrounding counties the national guard armory on Arsenal Street serves as the nerve center for a test of coordinated air defense. The Air Defense Command oversees 4000 observers across the state with maps, plotting boards, and teletyped instructions to pursuit aircraft from Syracuse and anti aircraft units at Richville. Two youths Francis Dinglin 17 and Quentin Gordon 19 were charged with grand larceny after a car theft linked to the case, with further reports of a stolen vehicle and gasoline theft involving Canandaigua police.
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Army Information Center
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Cedar Street
WeePacelt
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Camillus
Francis Ding
Quentin Gordon
Richland
Francis Schmidt
John
Danforth
Canandaigua
Sylvester Easlick
James
Sekmuidl
Boffalo
Driver Chooses Jail Over Parking Fine in Trade Court
Leon Welch 23 of 716 South Crouse Avenue pleaded guilty to overtime parking in Trade Court. He told authorities he could not afford the $4 fine, earning $11.50 weekly as a gasoline station attendant in Dewitt.
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Harry Ye
Dewitt
Palice
Watermelons Stacked at Police Station At Market
A disordered report states 35 watermelons were stacked overnight at Premier Market near Hillview Avenue. Police and market officials directed the owner to remove and secure the produce after a chaotic scene with customers and officers. The incident involved Patrolman Harold Kelly and Captain’s desk area.
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Hillview Avenue
West Onen
William 2. Rapp
Market Street
Harold Kelly
Charles Reynolds
Unity Urged By Parsons For Defense
Assemblyman George Parsons urges unity and strong defense in a Western New York Conservation Club speech at Victor Records Middleport. He argues the American people must sacrifice and act decisively, not wait for miracles, to save democracy and curb European devastation.
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New_York Conservation club
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Lake Ontario
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Rex Bay
Faulty Brakes Cost Waterloo Man 5 Rowett & Bud. 19
Waterloo man pays a five dollar fine after pleading guilty to driving with defective brakes. Justice W. A. Scommy of Lafashity presided over the case, following a collision with a state highway department truck driven by Leland J. Wheeler. Trooper Charles Stok reported the incident near Lafayette.
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Lafashity
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Leland J. Wheeter
Hammellion Street
Lafayette
Lost Brief Case Returned to Owner at Water Street
A briefcase containing 35 lb something and valuable items was found near Water Street and returned to owner Elmer Parks of South Mate Street. He walked into the police station yesterday to report and claimed the case was found in an S Mill area. The article notes Otto Oakwood Park as a favorable topic.
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